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Module 5.1 Power Transistors & Heat Sinks Power Transistors There is not a clear cut difference between ‘ordinary’ transistors used in v oltage amplifiers and power transistors, but generally Power transistors can be categorised as those than can handle more than 1 Ampere of collector (or Drain in the case of FETs) current.
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